Our teacher taught us ten tips on using Microsoft PowerPoint so, here they are:
1. Use compelling material.
“PowerPoint doesn't give presentations —PowerPoint makes
slides"
2. Keep it simple.
"Don't gum up the works with too many words and
graphics", "Do you really need to have everything up on the
screen?"
3. Minimize numbers in slides.
“If you want to emphasize a statistic in PowerPoint,
consider using a graphic or image to convey the point.”
4. Don't parrot PowerPoint.
"Those people didn't come to see the back of your
head."
5. Time your remarks.
"It's an issue of timing. Never talk on top of your
slides."
6. Give it a rest.
7. Use vibrant
colors.
8. Import other images and graphics.
“Don't limit your presentation to what PowerPoint offers.
Use outside images and graphics for variety and visual appeal, including
video.”
9. Distribute handouts at the end —not
during the presentation.
“You cannot serve two masters at a time.”
10. Edit ruthlessly before presenting.
“Assume you're just one of the folks listening to your
remarks as you review them.”
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